... A correspondent wishes to know what has become of Roebuck's History of the Whigs siuce the passing of the Reform Bill. We are informed that the work is kept the background in consequence of a threat of in junction, a member of the Vovernment, against ...

... the proceedings it was left in no doubt that the Whigs had not the confidence of the Radicals. And why should such confidence be ' The leaders of the Conservative party know very given yell that the Whigs in 1830 desired anything but to grant what might ...

... YeV cl Sunnier to exercise jurisdiction over. JiiS ...

... of Lo don, and w , r to his order who id not get hold of * 1 ave been I ak. It could hard) wugham's account of the modern Whigs in quiry, how far a statesman is bound to keep But the most remarkable expedition of any of the ministers, is that of Mr. ...

... l ' l nerston, after commencing about the Whigs, O ceeded to detail a great number of reforms, as them, with which, however, the Whigs nothing to do; though, as regards the effects of of them, nothing more Whig-like could he Conceived. He imagines, for ...

... the vessel of the State drift, instead of guiding it with a strong and steady hand. Considering'tbe official tenacity of the Whigs, the well-knowa indisposition of the Earl Derby to assume the reins of power until they shall be fairly and unreservedly s ...

... THE STATE THE CABINET. Humours, and more* than rumours, of an approaching dissolution of the Whig Cabinet are gaining ground. The immediate cause which, it is expected, will bring matters to crisis, is the ill-health of the roost efficient members of ...

... under the control of the functionaries of the colonial office. It matters not who is in office—it does not signify whether the Whigs or the Tories are in the ascendant—the colonial administraiion is conducted on the same undeviating principles, and those ...

... the cause of constitutional liberty. For this unfortunate cireunistance England and Europe are indebted to the mischievous whig statesman, to whose keeping the houour of this country, and its character among the nations of the earth, is un- happily committed ...

... full of clever political bits, is the Disfranchisement of the Boroughs, which the scheme now brooded over the tottering Whigs is ably exposed. This move, as everybody knows, is to destroy tbe present proportions of Parliamentary power suppressing the ...

... grow as they travel, aud we sincerely hope that the reports that have reached usin this case are — Woodville (Mississippi) Whig. ...

... that from their grasp. Mo- st 8 te fixéng, and eaten with almost-every . wine of t he less refined neither use fork or Vit Is Whig to convey te the mouth both liquids and h Which ne with surprising velocity. The -vera- n they feed is equal to the rapidity ...